Hailing from Portland, Rosie Haze has been making an impression with a sound that forms in the overlap between intimacy and atmosphere. Blending the reflective context of alternative music with the melodic accessibility of pop, her work feels at once profoundly personal and widely relatable, resulting in music that flickers like the final frame of a film, equal parts beautiful and unsettling.
Rosie’s creative origins stretch back to childhood, having sung and written from an early age she’s always treated songwriting as both diary and mirror, a way to process the world and connect with others through shared emotion. Now, as a solo artist, she’s shaping that artistic vision into stunning musical expression that’s connected with listeners all over the world. She cites Phoebe Bridgers and Radiohead as her twin north stars, resulting in a sound that’s equally thoughtful and catchy, a delicate balance between the familiar and the unpredictable.
In September 2023, she stepped out as a solo artist and unveiled her sound with the debut single “Movie Screens,” returning the next year with her sophomore outing, “Strangest Dreams.” Now, following a creative pause, this year she’s returned with brand new material and the announcement of her upcoming debut album, For Who I Was, set to be released in April as a record that recounts a tale of personal development, threading together relationships, self-discovery and the way political and social undercurrents shape those experiences.

Ahead of the album’s arrival, Rosie brings us her recent single titled “Fresh Flowers,” a dreamy and cathartic single that captures the emotional sphere she’s been exploring in recent years. Penned and recorded in her home studio in Portland, the track revolves around the idea of transformation, not so much in a grand, cinematic sense, but in the quiet, often painful process of letting go. Ultimately, it’s the story of leaving behind an old version of yourself, honouring what once was and stepping into something uncertain but alive.
Opened by the delicate plucks of warm guitar tones, Rosie’s alluring voice drifts in to stitch tender melodies carrying poignant lyrics into the stripped back musical fabric. Building with the laid back patter of drums, a mellow rhythmic sway and brush of sweeping cymbal adds to the hypnotic quality of the arrangement as Rosie’s silky voice flutters above.
Intricately shifting with the shuffle of drums and gliding with graceful ebb and flow, the track casts an enchanting slice of emotive alternative pop that’s memorable and meaningful in equal measure. With the release of For Who I Was on the horizon, Rosie Haze is set to crystallise her status as an enticing singer-songwriter with a truly compelling musical output and we can’t wait to see what she’s got in store next.
Listen to Fresh Flowers below
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